Perasaan dan emosi dalam bahasa Jepang

In today’s article, we will learn some feelings and emotions in Japanese. I hope this article helps you express your feelings in Japanese. First, we will look at a large vocabulary list of feelings and emotions, and then some example sentences.

Remember that the list below contains all kinds of feelings and emotions, whether good or bad. Therefore, we recommend using your browser’s locator (CTRL + F) to search for the feeling you are looking for.

If you are looking for a more specific article, we recommend the following links:

• Kokuhaku – How to confess your love in Japanese?
• Kanji and words of love in Japanese
• What are Japanese dating like? Relationships in Japan

List of feelings and emotions in Japanese

It is worth noting that Japanese is a quite complex language, and there are various different words that can have the same meaning as well as others. Perhaps my choice of words is not the most popular or commonly used.

Remember that the list below does not contain only adjectives. Sometimes, Japanese people use other types of words to indicate the quality, feeling, or emotion of people. They even use verbs as adjectives. So the list below is quite mixed.

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Japanese	Romaji	Portuguese
感情	kanjou	Emotion, feelings
うきうき	ukiuki	Excited, thrilled, fun
恐ろしい	osoroshii	Fearful
びっくりした	bikkurishita	Surprised
気がする	kigasuru	Feel, have a hunch
感じ(る)	kanji(ru)	Feel, feeling
まごまご	magomago	Confused
優しく	yasashiku	Kind, gentle
怒る	ikaru ou okuru	Angry, mad, irritated, upset
こうぜん	kouzen	Exultant, open
穏やか	odoyaka	Calm, gentle, quiet
悲しい	kanashi	Sad, unhappy
哀れ（な)	aware	Deplorable, miserable
不幸（な)	fukou	Sad, unhappy
幸せ（な)	shiawase	Happy, joyful (happy person, happy with life)
嬉しい	ureshii	Happy, joyful about something specific.
孤独（な)	kodoku	Isolated, lonely
落ち込む	ochikomu	Depressed
怒る	okoru	Angry, irritated
悔しい	kuyashii	Frustrated
厄介(な)	yakkai	Painful, oppressive, uncomfortable, annoying, tedious
がっかり	gakkari	Disappointed, discouraged, disheartened
感謝（する)	kansha	Pleasant, grateful
平静（な)	heisei	Calm
生き生き	iki iki	Alive, active, cheerful
おかしがる	okashigaru	Fun, sweet
満ち足りる	michitariru	Content, satisfied, willing
小腹が立つ	kobaragatatsu	A little annoyed / irritated
怯える	obieru	Scared
心配（する)	shinpai	Worried
恋（する)	koi	In love
退屈（する)	taikutsu	Bored
疲れる	tsukareru	Tired
驚く	odoruku	Surprised, astonished
羨ましい	urayamashii	Jealous, enviable
やましい	yamashii	Guilty
緊張（する)	kinchou	Nervous
恥ずかしがる	hazukashigaru	Shy
恥ずかしい	hazukashii	Embarrassed, shameful
気楽（な	kiraku	Carefree, at ease
ゆっくり（する)	yukkuri	Slowly, easy
憎しみ	nokushimi	Hatred
強気	tsuyoki	Strong, confident, self-assured
くたくた	mokutakuta	Exhausted
断固（たる)	danko	Hard, determined, firm
独創的（な)	dokusoute	Creative, original, ingenious
意欲的	iyokuteki	Ambitious, motivated, intentional
忙しい	isogashii	Busy, committed
情熱	jounetsu	Passion
愛情	aijou	Love
びっくり	bikkuri	Surprised
落ち着く	ochitsuku	Calm
憂える	ureeru	Worrying, anxious, troubled

Sentences about feelings and emotions in Japanese

See below some sentences that demonstrate feelings and emotions in Japanese:

• 君は恋するには若すぎる。
• Kimi wa koi suru ni wa waka sugiru;
• You are too young to be in love;

• 彼はすぐ怒る。
• Kare wa sugu okoru;
• He gets angry very easily;

• 情熱は苦悩を生む。
• Jōnetsu wa kunō o umu;
• Passion generates anguish. (or creates suffering);

• それはあまりにも悲しい。
• Sore wa amarini mo kanashī;
• That is very sad;

• 愛情と憎しみは正反対の感情だ。
• Aijō to nikushimi wa seihantai no kanjōda;
• Love and hatred are opposite emotions;

Videos about feelings and emotions in Japanese

To conclude the article, we will leave some videos about feelings and emotions in Japanese:

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